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How to Become Happy.

Some good things are heard now md then in the elevated railroad .ars, ard the advice of noted rhysician to young man who .omplalned Of nervousness, loss of i-ion, night swea;s and poor ap- ,etite the other morning, which vas overheard by a reporter, is one f them.
 Throw away your cigaret nd eat q good bowl of mush
 milk for your breakfast" .s 1e earned doctor, land yoE 1ct Aeed any medicine. Ida1 orn essentially an American ieitu- tion. As the staple food 6f our iaddies it can really be said to lave helped to jay the foundation f this great Republic With its roduct, the hog. it was in the not .ery remote past almost the sole food supply of the rural districts, nd the dishes that can be prepar- d from its various forms are of much greater variety than can be .repared from wheat. Like Sam ~'s rabbit. ]. is good 10 roast. 10 ake or to broil. and can be fer reh.ad and turned into whisky, tt its stimulating qualities arc est procured by making 1t into .ru,ieh. It contains large ant 'nnt of nitrc gnr, haS qrr'i'i,.> arii ,nstipating a"d t easily -ass,ul- ue,i. Trough originally the Yoor Ian's food, lt has cuIu. tr b. iha ch mans great luxr,y. T. l. 'icap and has great nn'riiiva pro, riins. 4 Course nf lndiau meal D the shape of Johpn, cakes. hoe
 kes. corn or pone-l'read and ,ush. relieved hv copious dreu"h.s f pure cows milk, to which, if in- inad to dyspepsia, littie lime :ater may be added, will make 8 fa LOW a burden well worth the wing, and you need TO other reatment to correct yonr nervous iess, brighten your vision and give vou sweet and peaceful sleep New York Mail and Express.
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A UNSECURED FACE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY WOUND
A Soldier Lives Eight Wears with A Large Piece of Krsa h His
 Head,

Among extraordinary recoveries from desperate wounds Sir Emerson Tennent records an instance which occurred in Ceylon to gentleman while engaged in the chase of ele- plants, and which, we spprehend, |, has few parallels in medical experi- ence Lieutenant Gerard Fretz, of the Ceylon Rifle Regiment, while shooting at an elephant in the vicinity vi Fort Mcdonald, in Oovah, was wounded in the face by the bursting of his fowling-piece on January 22, 1923. He was then about thirty-two years of age. On raising him it WAS found that part of the breech of the gIn and about two inches of the bar. iel had been driven through the frontal sinus, at the junction of the nose and forehead. It had eunk al- most perpeadicularly, till the iron plate, called tke tail pin.' by which the barrel is made fast-to the stock hy . screw, had descended through the palate, carrying with it the screw, one extremity of which had pene- trsted the right nostril, where t was discerEible externally, while the headed end lay i'll contact with his tongue. To extract tue jagged mass
 i iron thus sunk in the cthmoidal and sphenoidal cells was found hope. lessly impracticable, but, strange to tell, sitter the Inflammation sGbsiLed, Mr. Fretz recovered rapidly, his gem eral health WAS unirnpaired, and he returned to his regiment with this singular appenGage firmly embedded behind the bones ef his face. He tooa his turn at duty ss usual, st- tained the command of his company, participated in al the enjoyments of the mess-room, and died eight years Eiiei ward on the lst Of April, 1856, not fion any consequences of this fearful wound, but from fever and in flammation brought on by other carseS. Sc little was he apparently inconvenienced by the influence of the strange body in his palate, that he was accustomed with his finger partially to undo the screw. which. nut for its extreme length, he might altogether have withdrawn. To en- able this to be done, and possibly to assist by this means the extraction of the b:eech itself througl. the origi- mai orifice (which never entirely ciosed) an attempt was made in 1855 to take of 3 portion of the screw with R fife, but, sfter having cr. it three parts through, the operation was interrupted, chiefly owing to the carelessness and indifference of Cap tain Fretz, whose decease occurred before the attempt couid he resumed. The piece of iron on being removed after death, was found to measure two and three-quarters inches in length, ana weighed two scruples, more than two ounces and throe- euarters. A cast of the breech and screw now forms No. 2.799 among the deposits in the medical museum st IhatAa:n. ."-INew York Telegram.
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4 Good Season for shakes,

A mammoth cave, chuck full of writhinc rattlesnakes. has recently heen discovered in Alabama; the Jackson (Ga.} Nsrs has notad the stoppa-e of q grist mill, owing to all inc snakes in the pond having crawled ort simultaneously to sun themselves, fherehy loEerirg .he water head sev- sral feet; and the New Yo~k H.raR i,as enriched the Smithsonian Insti- iution with q snake that has a head like puG-dog, jumps Ike frog, and whistles --fPhiladslphis Record.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-05-11

Le R'ehru'H Golden Ralxaa To. C,.rs Ch,-c-e-. er --i :oai Ser's.n the Legs and B~dy; fore Ea 2. Yves, Gosc, etc, CoPpcr-c Tor | D!,,-has sypa..:;ic a...r.h. iscased Sca.r, and all primary pms of the disoa,. kaawn f, Syphilis. i'rf-~. 5'O per Bo-slr. La Ei~hau's G ld..n saisnIn No . cures-Et .i Y, Icrcur:a 5'p'.: itic Rh.u. n1:isrI, Tain :n tue Eones, Iains in the Head. back q tas Neck. liberated Sor, Throat, Sj-'h-..t .tc fash. L,ln,s and con. H.":.cd Co.'S Stiffness of tho Limbs, an. e-s6ics:ts :l cs>a-e f ori the sys.en, vhc.hor eau. cl ty ;nt sc--ti or ahu.: C. Me'cury. leaving ,Ee b, ,cd purc anl healthy. P !~s 70 pc. o:tle. L. . :chnu' G"l,icn - asish kn {. dot f,r r:e turc of Gone -rrea. G!..t, Irrita.i. n Gravel. ani al. Urina.y Q, Gcri. Bottle.
 Le N!ehac's rol.,eS Sp.ui.h r,- 1~ctt n. frs,re=s cas's of ,;,orsa,ca, IItAmnl"to V 'ert. St'ictur- sac. rrseo Si per HW.lc.
 Ia T-it':se'S c :t:sl Ointment fort . efi (; vc F a:'r. .,f ..ypni..t.c --.s sni cruot:ons. I'recS Sl co p EeI. To .cA.u's Gosae Pi. s-Seyye and Bra treatment; los. O. p.,y I .al psw- e, e.ccs, CT cv r-~-,-S. rostrat;oa, etc Prics CT 70 per Rex.
 Ts.lc fLd f;eiv.ie Sen. everywhere, c. O. b., sscure:y pecsed per ex?resa
 (. Y. EIcEAR-E ac co. Aeerta Is. ts 50 SaiIsome s':cst, orner Lky,
 S.n Francisco. Cal
 CIGcC.A AR MAILED FRrE
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THE DEyIL-wORsHlPEIss.
strange Religion of the Wild Knrds Who Dwell In Mes s- ~ opotamia-


 Not far from Mosul in Nesopo- tamia there are few Kurdish viii lages where ons finds neither mos qne nor minaret, synagog nor me- drash, church nor meeting house
 Moslema-saving an occasional Government official-are rarely seen there, travellers not at all Or
 linarisly. says a writer Tn St. James Gazette, there is nothing il. the appearance of the places or the
 oeople to attract the attention oi
 sayfarers, apart from the white
 !resscs of the womea and the vests of the men. But one day in th,.
 ;ear the village assumes quite
 holiday aspect in preparation for
 strange ceremony annually en-
 scted there The houses are plent-
 .ully decked with garlsnds of yell low flowers, and the people take up
 positions outside-the women in .potless gowns, the ,Een with twisted black cord around their
 iecks. Then a procession of some hirty persons emerges from tie residences of the "pir," or priest
 md begins slowly to perambuis.e inc village. Tn front march half
 dozen weird looking persona. yes n long black robes and strange Jack headgear; then comes half T
 core "kawals," in yellow mantles
 md white turbans, chanting relig- ious hymns in an. outlandish tongue, and behind tbem az many more playing m accom-; n ment to the singers on reedy flutes and tanb. urines. Following these is
 he white-robed priest, bearing up ,n his shoulders kind of epaulet,
 nd holding aloft tine bronze figure f bird. guarded on either side | " a fiarce-looking Kurd, with a 'erfect arsenal of small arms about 1 iis person. In the rear rides the l white turbaned sheik of the dis ! srict, with second batch of "black | reads" to wind up the procession. Tue party makes the round of the 'ilIage, the people raising their aands toward the brazen bird xs i. aasses, and then halts in front of l he priests house. Here a sheep is in readiness; it is cut open and she heart Is torn from it all | throw Town at the feet of the black robc,' iyures. The procession then re- 'nters the dwelling,w while the sheep | x made ready for the pot; and iu honor of the day the residents af
 erwards dine together as soon as heir "stew" is ready. These Kur- fish villages are the "Yezidis," or devil worshipers" of Mesopota nia, and their annual procession known as the showing of the iing bird,n the melik taons or peacock king'-is the only cere- nonial of their mystic cult. The ievil-worshipers accept no pros- -lites. "A Yezidi." they say, must ,e born 6 Yezidi; he cannot be nsde." They have no ceremonial tblutions or attach DO importance o them, and are allowed to usr colored blue, They will not sit down on a sofa having blue tassel or enter a room cou- aiming au article of furniture 'overed with blne cloth. Their re igiou prohibits them from serving IS soldiers, though there appears 0 be nothing to prevent them from ,utting throats on their own ac .ount. They baptize boys and ,irls, md when old enough every has to make choice of lister ol brother who is to be his ,r her companion for eternity.
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Grained wood should be washed with cold tea.
 If paper has been laid under the carpet ail dust may be easily removed wit!i :..
 Mortar and paint may be removed from window glass with hot, sharp vinegar.
 Coppsras mixed Yith the white rash put upon the cellar walls 1ill keep Terra:. away.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-05-11

"Ves." sa;i Mrs. Sprisg:ns, when she read the menu of a recent fash innahle dinner, "the man who got I'D that there feast, must have boen m epicac ,"-IIifs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-16
NaTgCETO RS.

7 WILL let to the lowest and best bidder. for
L con- t%rHctlon, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10Th, a. ID. 1857,
une Va, DIN BeHtBIidgr TO be buiil over branch
ipar sol. ty'rhiri's, ana Oi.e-lnii mile west oil
Pleasant PI.tIIie chuI ca.
Lett NJ viii ttEe pla 4 at 10 O'Clock, n M, At
brirCr elite, Plan anu specihcatinni VIII be
seec t iiEic and place ol letting Contractor "a
gave it.n'I win approx eI sccrriiy, 10 The Law
Directs ipr s.uintI nraR hald hTi1gc four yea
iruut IN" date ~ acceptance OF same. comm 5
-ipn.T res rye, tn right = t"j ct AMI on al
bids L. ID NEEDlN. 4 mmissI'hrr
March % lsS1. MO Il
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F4SAE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
~ c-ted Ia the estate oi Jesse jefferson,
deed. that the undersigned pubic administrator
VII Amply to make Il final settlement OF said
estate, q; The May trrm, ISS1, OF the Probate
court al Lafayette county, Missouri, to be be-
gun ana held at the Probate court room, in tn.
city Of Lexington. on the second Monday III
NAV. 1887. 10. \. WILSON
At,lf lsttIae st n1pIatrntn
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awuEgs OK PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court oil lafayette county
February adjourned term-First day-March
=. loS1
IL Ia. matter OF the estate of William Is. Lilies
ton, deceased
= At this dry comes NJ r. Z. Lit.c-ton.
~ tdiu5HIa GIiIlN OF the csthte 90 W llIam u
Iaiic-t'r. d, cgIse!, aud presents her petition
uTaE!nE tgr Az order Tor ihc sale 81 ~ much OF
the IyIt eatGIc al said William Il Liiies,on
Is .EtI lIiT anu satisfy the remaining de'tS due
% @ard estate, and yet unpaid Tor want oil eui1i-
Gent i~s,.is, 4ccOmpanlcd 10y the accounts, lists
ln3 gnYrn;urIrs required bylaw IN such cases ;Or
examination whereof, II Is ordered That all per
SOM Interested IN >d!d estate ht notified tha'
application rs aforesaid has been made, anC
that uHle-, the contrary Ice shown on or before
,n. !irsj day OF the next t"riu OF this court
to Dc held on The second Monday in May
iSST, an order wltt he mate For the sale oil IN
wnai., ar so much Ui ,le real estate of sal,
William Is LII cstun, deceased. as VIII he sufi'
Client cor me payment OF SAID 'ithts.
And it is further OrlercG that this notice b
published IL the Lexington Weekly Intelligen
Ger, Il newspaper Published in Tia" said count,
Of Lafayette, for ioTr weeks successfully be
fore the commencement OF The neat term OF thi
court.
Atrue copy from the rrcOri: Attest,
RILAND.
sur2'5 Probate Judge, and rx-pfic'n Clerk.
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Emf.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN cstrd III the estate of Edward W. SmIIh,
de'i, IIatthc undersigned public administrator,
VIII apply TO make a final settlement of said
estate ut the May term, lSS1, OF the Pro-
balc court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, TO be
begun and held NJ the Probate court room, in
tnu city o: Lexington, Mo-, on the second
Monday IN May. 1851.
10. a. WILSON,
mar, pulli. lTnini-,ra,,
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rsyas.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO an PERSONS IN.
~ Iercstrd IN the estate Oh HilieIy JOY,
.eCeasei, that the undersigned, administrator
viii apply TO make Il final settlement
OF saId estate al the May term, lSS1
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, 10 he begun andheid at the probat,
court room, in the city oi Lexington, on tn,
second Monday IN Ma, 1887.
W. V. ANDERSON,
LCIIIER JOY,
aprhI administrator
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NOTICE.

ETrER testamentary on the estate OF
= Jrhn \. Mahan. deceased, wcr. granted to
Lne un,iersIgncd on the 9Th cay OF April, 1887
by the probate court OF Lafayette county Mis-.
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them to me Tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, Ol
they may be p~recluded from any benefit of suci
estate; and if such claims be not eXhibite,
within two years they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM A. MAHAN, -
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EsyAs,

NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons inter
~ csted in the estate of George Il. John
G.c'd., that the undersigned administrator will
applv 10 make Il final settlcu cnt of said estate u
the MAY term, IeST, OF the Probate court o
Lafayette county, Missouri, to be begun ant
hrid at the Probate court room. in the cit,
OF Lexington, ON the second Monday in May
1857. DAVID q JOHN.
.tr5S Administrator.
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ADMINsSTwATOR,S NOTICE.

Z ETTERSof administration with will annexed
IL on the estate uI Minnie Becker, deceased
were granted to the undersigned on the 6tl
DAY OF April, 1887, by the Prot ate court o.
I.uftye.te county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat,
are required 10 exhibit them to me Tor allow
ance within one year after the date OF this notice
or they may he precluded from any benefit o
such estate; and if such claims be not exhibited
within two years they will be forever barred.
FRANK BECKER,
api9tf Administrator with will annexed.
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aDuxN1sTn.T0x,s NOTICE,

ETrER Of admin istratOn on the estate OF
Il Sterling z. White, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the An day of April,
1857, bv the Probate court o! Lafayette cOun-
ty, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them to me for lOwan
within one year after the date oil this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate ana if such claims be not exhibited with.
in TWO years they vii he forever ba-r'i.
TURNER l.. ITE,
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ElNAs.

~ Cstcd in the estate of John Worley,
deceased, that the Undersigned, administrator
will apply 10 make a final settlement of saIu
estate at the May term, 1857, OF the Probate
court ci Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 be be-
gan and held ut the probate court room in the
city OF Lexington, on the second Monday II
May. lSS7. STEPHEN j WORLEY,
n..Dr. l"i - ~
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FINAL

NOTICE is nereuy gwen 70 all persons inter-
~ ested in the estate of Conrad StueBkel,
dc ceased, that the undersigned, executor.
Will apply TO make a final settlement OF said
estate ut The May term, 1881, of the probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, To he beguI
and held nj the Probate court room. IN the City
Of Lexington, on the second Monday IL
May, 1881. LOUIS STUENkEL,
aprg;5 Executor.
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NoTICETu ~CoNTRACTOR RS.
WILL let 10 the lowest and best bidder. on

ane Wooden Bent Bridge for construction to be
built over JonnsoB's Branch, near John NeiiPs
ana a!,pui .hrec miles southeast of Hig8Insvine
Letting viii take place at bridge site ut III
D~'cl,Cs, u III Plan and specifications Will be
seen al time and place of letting. Contractor
- - give bond with approved security for
maintaining saIi bridge four years from date
of arre utancP OF sane commissioned reserves
the right To reject any or all bids.
ms d g ID WEEDIS, Commissioner.
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H. y4A40
such proposals to be carefully sealed
and addressed to B. G. Boone, secre-
tary Of the commission to locate re,
formatory school and industrial house
At Jefferson City, Mo. Offers OF land
should not be less than fifty acres Ior
industrial home for girls and not less
than $50 for reformatory scnool lo1
hovs. Said proposals will be received
until 12' m, May 2, 1887, at which time
thew viii be opened at the office OF the
~9overno at jefferson City and passed
upon by said commissioners and said
location made. The COMMISSION
ers respectfully state that it is nn'
necessary Tor. any committee or deiega'
ton to visit the commission III d III
terest OF any locstion.
JOHN S. MARMADUKE,
BANToN G.. BOONE,
ROBERT MCCULLoCH,
Commissioners.
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons inter
" cslcI IN tie estate of ~allIe Fi'urnry.
decreased. that the undersigned, administrator
vim a4,,.,y 10 make Il Gnul settlement oi
SAID ,s1atg at thc Nay term, 1851. OF the
Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri
O. he begun and held al the probate couri
room, In Inc city Of Lexington, on the second
" .nIuy IN My, leS5
81. W. FLOURkOI,
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ogether in extra session OF the legisla-
lure by Gov. Marmaduke, together
With the prospects of a great amount
# railroad building contemplated in
his state, many citizens in this COM
munity had thought it best to call this
meeting in order to obtain an express
sion by resolutions and otherwise, as
to the best policy to be pursued in the
matter. Having made plain the OBJ
jects, the chairman declared the meet
ing open for business.
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i. W. MENG.

IT,, 81. MA 4ssa. over 2; n y; 1!s,8@
= s.n ! tro Opposite osS the couG "S1olf !"
lexington, MO. "
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OENTlST.

vs,c1aN 8 SURGEON, OH, e S p ps Z
! co ,!sace: At the Benz. chinn h' iusnl7S-ly.-
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$50 AT tne same pace the emu y
ROLE "

T ATELY purchased by us from Mr..
Il Coursey, OF the Tabo neighbOr- -
hood, where he stood last season at
the Ed. Handley stable. Roley 10 IL oS
hands, 3 inches high; black, with mealy nose.
! years old this spring. very heavy built. good
form and action, and a vigorous and sure foal
gettcr. He will serves mares ut SIS for the sea-
son, or $40 to insure; terms same as Tor The
horse. Care 10 prevent accidents in all cases.
but no responsibility assumed.
mch2G,t PROCTOR 4 WATERHOUSE.
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n, l.. BOLTON
.

,xs,cIAN AND SURGEON. as nyer Kriieen
Pn i1on his Old s,sna to H Hasl ,r r1S% S,s : special:
& Aeyer's shoe n ssSri baptist College. first rS7 nGSse
J...L, n the DARK.
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PROBATE COURT DOCKET.
May Term, 1887.
* Iona. 1ss7

Ao1
~ B.. deceased; Samuel smith,
Forssn. Samuel, deceased; John W. Brown
strickier, Richard A: ct al. minors; Nancy
r. Stricken, curatrix. r.
HaadIy and Robert s. Slulngton. admins
Esjor, Irene, minor; 10. A. Wilson, pubic
Major, Georgia c., minor; 10. A. wilson
aontins. James NJ, deceased; jennie e.
Hopkins, executrix. h, T.
Hurden, Anna P, ct al, minors; John f.
Burden. curator.
WEDNESDAY. May 18TH 1887.
Bowling, Geo. W., deceased; 10. A. wilson
uutlic administration. -
Graves. Mary, insane; w. IL. ouhhihsh'ih
Barton, Martha L., miner; J. A. Whitsetl
Drysdale. Willie. minor; Samuel Smith
Kroencke. Mary S. =. minor; John kros"
HcDoweil John T minors; John ID Robin
Mcdowell. Mary H.. mnor; John ID Ko''"
DricE, Joseph, minors; john G. Hader. s"''
Lee, Richard. minor; Samuel *. Beall' Gu
Hereford, Frank. minor; James F Wood
Shelby, Matte. minor; Joseph b. Shelby
Shelby. Willie, minor; Joseph B. Shelby
Butord. W. B., minor; Travis Buferd' Gu
Ystor. ~ uoore .,
Ystor.
-rrynGnAv MAY 18TH. 1881
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1KYLAND.
WALLACE - CHILEs. .
MEDICAL.
I'm r COOLEIs

II AS RE-oPEHEhn ,,in Keiler's clothing store
bs1 p!ss:ss e sS $ss may y'' ss s'i at many to cali ali II sps ,%si Inn
Cali and s skSh his Galsanis and F "a n' D %. ant
TSice hours: 0 u. m 10 IL mch5 SItf
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Not Been Beaten.

81 Have Not Been Beaten.
Waddell's Patent and Red R.. have not been
beaten. Like Banquo's ghost, they Will not
down, except when eaten. Having again
been ..put up" they still wear the crown as
the whltest. purest and most superior Hours
These, with the other grades of flour, can be
had at all grocery stores. Exchanges made
at the office of Jno. W. Waddell & Co. diff
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FENAEsEyTlEMENT

NOTICE. Is hereby given 10 all persons inter
IN "stci in the estate OF GCd' on fl"urnoy
I deceased, that tine undersigned, admins
t%rut"r, Will apply 10 make Il nnal set
Element oi SAID estate ut the May
| terIu, 1885,. of he Probate court OF Lafayette
! county. Missouri. To he begun and held al th'
probate court room, IN the city Oi Lexington
On the second Monday IN May, lSS1.
NJ. W. LOUENOG
p,,DtS administration